Sentence examples for surprisingly surprising from inspiring English sources

Locke, like Du Bois, is often affiliated with the pragmatist philosophical tradition though somewhat surprisingly—surprising because Locke's actual views are closer substantively to pragmatist thinkers Like Dewey, James, and Royce than are Du Bois's—he does not receive as much attention in the writings of contemporary pragmatist philosophers as does Du Bois.

Sorensen spoke informally at every Welliver dinner, and he was always surprisingly funny — surprising, because funny is not what you expect from earnest, seemingly wooden, Midwestern progressives with horn-rimmed glasses and dorky haircuts.

Rekimoto reportedly described the experience of using ChameleonMask as "surprisingly natural," which does sound surprising.

Not surprisingly, this market is far from surprising.

Surprising as it may see, there are surprisingly few linkages and alliances among the civil society integrity networks and their religious counterparts.

It's surprisingly short, lacks imagination, and overly relies on gimmicks that prove more annoying than surprising.

Still, the Affordable Care Act has proven surprisingly resilient in the past -– and it may be doing so again, sometimes for reasons that are surprising a lot of experts.

Surprising myself.

Not surprising.

Something surprising.

Surprising news.